Non-specific: A rash or local reaction from an insect bite is non-specific. This rash could be from any insect, including a mosquito. You can try to reduce the swelling with ice, and itch with an antihistamine (benadryl (diphenhydramine) or claritin) or topical steroid cream. If you start experiencing fever, chills, headache, body aches, this could be a sign of something more, and you should contact a Dr. immediately.
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Rash: Can't see your photo on this portion of HealthTap. About 20% of people who are infected w West Nile Virus may develop a rash. The rash is variable & may be maculopapular or macular. Most people don’t have sx’s w West Nile virus.
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